How can a rider increase their chances of being seen by other drivers?

Wearing bright clothing and using headlights during the day significantly increase a motorcycle rider's visibility to other drivers on the road. Bright clothing stands out against various backgrounds, making it easier for other motorists to see the rider, especially in low-light conditions or against complex scenery. In addition, the use of headlights—even during daylight—enhances visibility further. This practice is known as "daytime running lights" and helps to ensure that the motorcycle is more easily recognizable by other drivers, reducing the chance of accidents.

The combination of these visibility strategies makes the rider more conspicuous, thus increasing the likelihood of being noticed by other road users, which is critical for safety in situations where visibility is limited or when drivers may be less attentive.